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To be fair, Luton's football certainly wasn't crap by Conference standards, even before Paul Buckle's few weeks in charge! But it goes to show that relegation to the Conference need not be the end of the world. It just needs, as you say, fans to stand by their club, as might be illustrated by Portsmouth in the not too distant future. If only we had supporters like that..!!ROADRUNNER wrote:As ive said before, look at luton, 5 years of crap footie but the fans have stood by them, and now they reap there reward, whatever is done its time to stand by our club, not desert them, and this is just my opinion before anyone starts shouting. Hargreaves was chucked in at the deepend, knill is at fault here. Let him build for next season then judge him.
ROADRUNNER wrote:As ive said before, look at luton, 5 years of crap footie but the fans have stood by them, and now they reap there reward, whatever is done its time to stand by our club, not desert them, and this is just my opinion before anyone starts shouting. Hargreaves was chucked in at the deepend, knill is at fault here. Let him build for next season then judge him.
We used to go the same thing at the side of the mini stand, behind the old open bit of Ellacombe End terrace. Someone always had a ball and often we missed much if the game because we playing footy ourselves, sometimes getting in trouble when we accidentally kicked the ball on the pitch.Yellow74 wrote:I have so much admiration for those who will continue to buy a season ticket even if we were in the southern league with the likes of Dorchester, Im sure that I will still attend as I have supported the club for 30+ years. I have just hit a point where I feel that the club has become complacent and made some catastrophic decisions. I love watching football but I can go and watch Devon League games that quite honestly are better than the absolute rubbish that I have witnessed this season.
I just don't feel that the club and players have shown me enough for me to give the loyalty of buying a season ticket, also the opinions of my children say it all, they are at an age where they don't fully understand rugby or football as a spectator, but if I ask where they would like to go it would be rugby every time because they love the atmosphere nothing to do with the game. I think back to my early days as a child when my dad took me to games and I would meet up with friends from school and kick a ball around in the area next to the old mini stand whilst taking in some of the game, having chips and a Bovril and getting excited about maybe being in the programme as face in the crowd. Its just not the same and that's totally down to how the club is run and promoted, The club would be better spending a decent salary on a good commercial manager who can build a new fan base for the future and work on improving the all round match day experience without this I can guarantee their will be no TUFC as we know and love.
I hope to god I am wrong but I see no positives at the moment for next season and fully expect us to be mid table to bottom half of the conference and quite possibly facing administration by this time next year. We need to find a leader to take this mess by the scruff of the neck and sort it out! Any volunteers????
Not sure I agree with that comment. CH wasn't chucked in, he applied for and chose to take the position knowing who was on the roster and what situation we were in. I would say he willingly dived in.ROADRUNNER wrote:As ive said before, look at luton, 5 years of crap footie but the fans have stood by them, and now they reap there reward, whatever is done its time to stand by our club, not desert them, and this is just my opinion before anyone starts shouting. Hargreaves was chucked in at the deepend, knill is at fault here. Let him build for next season then judge him.
Our budget might not be great but we're not the only people in the supermarket with a few pence. Some have managed to shop a little more wisely and others have produced something much more tasty from what they already had in the cupboard.ferrarilover wrote:I'm going to send you into a supermarket with 8p to spend and you have to come home and cook a meal with what you've bought. I'm going to judge your abilities as a chef based on that meal alone. Reckon you'll be getting any Michelin stars any time soon?
Matt.